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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

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steamer.
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same n1euia ncs b. condrmae1 - -
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ana appear beio.e N pal1 conrf e g ~ n
ana lof ed third isdiclll dl1fzlcl 8 I...'',
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1871. etslsten oiclock n TIE fnrss,I1 4, ~
day, a tae same shall ne ! drg q l1'''|'.''.'.
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toersaiieF. then and there 20 imsas1nss 4 1s'iss
ior the nAna and % mnke ahsif ni3ers''.sr Y.
that hehalL ia HkWgs tS1
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Datso Egxsmher a., 1851,
htfnTs. nAines = neMlcken, nIaaIarr, 1.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

II may be sahen for granted that al
arua ne, uhllsADa favor NE nominatiop
sos uresidsnl ana slps presidsni nsxi
year Of ths men uhe. 4 = reasonable to
suppoae. can carry tbs hsssiess vote in
ths doahsfal states and Who alive ths
hsgs promise Of successes. A nomination
without the hearty approval OF the
party whlch The convention represents
d bat q hollow feEnAlity. II d a. ths
polls Ia NlvsmheF. ard noa ~ the con
ysnlions n Jnns. that ths pgssidsas b
shnssn. Il h fer ihls reason that Re
puhiknna generally should lay aside
pesuonal preferences sad consider vho
ere aha ntsoneesi candidates that thsi
paFay can present. 10 the e0ualEy. One
decided upon that point. they should
nomlnass men vhoss candidacy tAeh
ludamsnt Approves. and. having mont
naisd them. thoy sboald render 70 then
thal hearty and united suppoEt vithon
whieh success h impossible. Bslisvins
ehat TIE msn whose eandldaey viii af
ford ne bssa psospees Of success shoald
~ plAssa bsfoFs the psspls By the Re
pahiiean pasiy, The Posr-EsTEllz0vscEH
fuNosa Ne nomination Of James @
Blaine foF the presidency sud Of sx
0ovsFnos Albert O. Porter Of Ihdiana
FOE ahe vice presidency.
g ID scarcely necessary 10 STATS vhy
slr. nlains uhoaid b regarded e. The
s,sonesui candidate that he Rspabli-
cans can preGsnt. He 4 he enly eandi
date whose name syokss popnlar en-
ahasiasn. He b TIE sulS one vho b
aahnowiedeed By men Of al pastlaa %
hs header BY nesnFe and trainina. He
d tie ealy one fsg vhom The people
tkrunehoaa The uaisea States have .
s,FosR and unvaVssine sasetioa. Ons
bas oaly 10 bear ne applsass thai enA-
nassa from eng asssmelaee When the
aams ps Blaine h manaioeed. hoWsvsl
uaanally, 20 fofm an idea Of he mirnel
10 uhleh The Maine statesman " regard
81 BY Ne psopas vho Do TIE thinkina
and the voting.
Il l. roe esFteta thAa Ne nsxt pref,
Ssntial tlsesien Vill tam % Ihs tsFi5 b
eaA Pssalasnl Cleveland h his ANNA
messaes has tAhsn ssFunR eruasa n
fAvoR Of a taFia fos Fevtnae only and
cot 100 D0eh a that. BE will b {
candidate for Fealeesssr - he cham
piea q Ne idea 10 watch - hAs &c
Volea Ais message. Il b. therefore. ve
sailArly Ailina lhaa M. Blaine. veo 4
ths seaaenlHad cha1paes Of tie Ansri
can poliey q pFuaeesien. shanid Be ~
eppoaena. Mr.. Biaine. The al stFars
an1 vteesoas men. has sos@iss bat b.
alss lhaa fsisBis Il ls sAfs tsazaa
tAaa tha siFspgth Nhieh his eandi1Ary
weald asisaes fsom esysaa TIE RsEul .
iisan ranks h aEsA'ef than that veh /
q wuald leea SCI eAieA smother he
pa0lman eanaiaaae mANAa seearA "a
ahart. Blairs h ssronssF ihas biz party
en4 enn roll Uose Votes thar any othel
osnaieaas thai h san piase h The nsle
n iest hs fan ahead q ~ state tisksl
d sxsFs nortnssn ssaas szesva fooF. and
tha toiAl voas go Ter hin sxsssasa tAr
asans YEA eaua fes ne RspnSltsaa acn
essmaenal candidates thsOaRAoaa aha
esaassy - slnasi G hundsed theuasse,
80 aonhifal ssaass nssa ysas utii -
Msa Eosk. InalAas. ksw SssRys ana
0enasssleaa and. b sAss eng Repahii-
ese ~ Riaans \ nsmineAsd. oalasEniA.
Nsxaaa ana 0saRua. n ntAiDa b 10
Rauuhllunn nan8laasa sAe laat ihnse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

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80. 1. 1eas 1890 - s.rarour than
y. -. a - va,h Nev a. ass
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vo,s +. ho,h a. shs.s santss B,aiu,
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sahas. IN ieeA ana I heavier vote 1,
/. nauv .hounand tlan has aines haen ess
- - psDohI,nan n.nA.aasa. Ia Cor
.-.e,eo, 90 vote for Blaine fen sewers
hu.d,.a shovs - ,hat So. for an. Ba
,,,hls.,,, ..n.,lA.,. sov .av.,na. hn
=. Ia,oev than anv va,a shs. h.s sipe,
go ae.s far : Rsuuhlsesn eandiaa,,
a q ,her.fo,a el.av ,haa IN ths fan
sonh.euI 1890 Blalna q s,rono,r TIA,
ia nastv ana STRONGER than anv one
! sagdsa.,.- ,h.t eould b nanad.
Tna ia-al candidate fer Tee via.
n,sa.a.nov i ax.Gov.rnor Por,er. Il,
= +. ,haro.oh sehal., ! man a. broa.
..l,s,. ana ! Raunbliaaa vhe IA,
a.vs, -, ,ru.,as ~ IA uay,v i.
go par,hs, shau tsis. ana uerhaU,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

4 mr,wnnnnR 81 coNsokAEzsz.
K1usss pesss b II ksE pure ycunR AaakA.
1scge6 itRha b q heE tAass
Sc narrfE8 snnshine In heF eEe1
10 Nanny . seeag piReA
Rsz sneka - hzs q god and ss1s1
1ha enly nseka - 1hafti
So innEI her so4inR 1lxenRl1 - Al
IhR crosses etAeEa bar.
Har pusiss ohaez So snAsEsEas hsds
Tia aily woRksnopas Elaoms
she hna wreaah % lay upsn
1hs STRANGERS lsnssy teDA
Thrunrh ever esnais dsed she dnes
Lewis s1fa aFoena s1ealas
Tia usnried beaFt eEaua fresh AGAIN.
Thn woandsd spirii heais.
And When sha wandsm ihzuuRh ths
IN mcrninR's dewy hrur,
Hinnd1na anala sha flowers We see
xIsEsslf tie fAiEeal dsges.
Ills Qzissr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11
FISHERIES.

TIE rEDEkS5CEED ARR PzxPAR4xe A
l twas ieE pGrss and hautlnE susrss. 80
po1o&a - - - n ssraEn ecFTauf4 shas
HAkss aaSing ~ ona-4kfna ne Dusk Ell or-s.
rAgy nefignG. aed % nxnpcxQB q sxRxnarr
T@R nenlaa esseisz tie 4 hernan q FusIsoe
ds sear N 80 lnes41ss kls 80 puce1 ~
- fts,nH esP-sz.l 1asenzlo1 = - pnelas
FIEhsF1ea ans 80 = szanza fbe $50 -
- .eall ~ ven AAra aze.s ~ Falas 4 =
os1oEahas cn1z<Ecs. q slanB t4em via ~
GLOucE1FKa MT q rwMK O.
0lcmensaae, Mnan
Assten 0tlres p cs@mssrlAA a. eezB -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11
TACOMA.

". b. Fife has psnmlssd 20 beiId an
apsTa ho1se 90 o0al $50 600 u tns oita-
ssns viii insure 20 hfm iAnereot on the
monay for i've years. after which tue
- tninks the house viii pay. several
have aianifed eheiE willingness 90 do
snis. Ths matter has not yet assumed
sug tangible form.
ArihuF LAnahorn. aEreslad en s1s-
oieion Of being the bafaiaT Who broke
falo o. A. CAVsn6es,s houss TIE other
niaht. was released yeafssday. He vas
nss she mnn.
HAND Class or WonaKErEns.--Nt IL
vsobacle that the laei has bsen heard
u the burglars. Friday night they at
tended the Catholic church Not salts
atd, however, With the small amoaut Of
spiritual blessing thsy could Rot 10 20
shors q tiEae, they carried n tbs church
With them, altar and all. Dee Of the
ofEceKa being asked what effOFts were
being muds 70 apprehend ths burglars,
sAid: Soar f0fca b TOO small. 1hs
emseFs on this street (Pscidc Aveuuel
are afraid 10 leave lest thoso fellows
cone down OF sue hill and carry away
the whole ageBue.n Is 10 abous The
case. TneFa are No ofiicefa oefsiiea %
the hill, and the burglars are having 9
marFy tims Of q, ssenFe In nos being
moiested except BY some wakefui tesl
dent. Half sos town Wtll haFs 20 STAY
an while the other half sleeps, Il thtE
thing 10 carried on much longeF.
Sam So HTnBVLS.-NelsoD Bennefl
RsfnFned home kF1dSy nisbt and yeseer'
day morning left for Spokeae Falls.
Wnils 10 sue city be uas B-sn bg Posi-.
IHTKLlIdKKcKR representative, ana @
nln slated that what had besn said
about the railway 10 that paper vas
correct. he said thai be had already
ordered the material, and that ear
load Of steel rails vas expected In Ia
eoma ansiaR tie coming week. "Im-
msdiafaiy upon ila aFxival here" con-
ttnusd NJ. Bspnett. II shall have w0Ek
commenced. Ffom the staiement made
IN yUuf pager Friday moFninR By Mayor
Gosne, ! conelade tse city uounet viii
further my earnest t8oft and remove 81
Leash the moat RlaFing tmpedimeuts Ia
tie vay. or ccutss we would like 70
nave had All these matters arranQed be,
fore We vent ahead; and. To fact, AF.
Mason did not. aud don't nov, Want 90
build The 70, d while these matters are
80 entireIs In tie hands Of the city
council. I am NOSE % ease on thsf
Than be, and feel eonhdent u will come
out all right"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11
NEW AOvERTsEaIENTs.
ANNUAL MEETING.

rTHR ANIMAL NETTING or THE STOCK.
l. boidefs sf toe frs National B4nk u se.
attic. washing % Tesrif0ry, for the siecsiaa Of
Directors, uili ~ ne1d nt the b1nk on Tuesday,
Joauagy 10. 1855, at o'clycs y. n.
Gao. ". HakkIa President.
ssArrLn. Wasn. ter. Dec. 70. 1881 q 10 II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

MA WinsloU1s epogAins syrup. for fa..~
teuthfla. b the pEsasrtpl1nn a. Co e. - Essrs
teDAie nassag Ga4 pAyEielans II sha UuSsaIs
stn16a. al1 ha1 baza als6 ~ foF1E genRr 80
esE.s tnllnN slue1a ~ miIliong q znezkarI
is11hlnT ~ V4lu2 = fzaalEulahla. e rslfSu.s
~ e1<Ia trnW Fatz, e1raa dyaarisry unf sIss--
rAmn. 11iplnG n - baWsta 40 @1nd ssls-
" E1xE1N hnA11A e Ehe nhfla & rnnse -
eaEA& Arss - AsszlA wloamzT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

ia baIShdaa nns q lhe mfnnfit3.
-. j. atQu4ze e 1z&19a - bntEen
aEss. 1oa1 cpnar<a14s msuzbesa mns -
n1me1 e kslL1gas Rr4sI1sn1 Ino1ep
"a. Ms. Onok. ~. Hne1eE. 81 NJ.
GaW11, uAo is E11llys Eeelig p1gl Un1e
- naad ~ q BlEex1a4 h41E fe4ld1R. nns
aaA ne mnno hair. tna 9Aapni4 Nn4 m
seils1smai p1npuEtfana Ct hAn hnnd wo1jd
ens q - Eumnrnns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
As It Is. and It's Assured
Future.
Seattle, the Future Great CITY
Of the Pacific Coast.

THIS Is TIE TITLE or A $50 PAGE
pamphlet no@ 10 'pyeSa. n be SOFTEN out
70 lev dnyA Ana re car cay from D P-onn
kpouledse o. the matter that Toe sub sct 4
abiy haudied - tie best aescri, tvs ar tor
seAi ever sttempted tbs sarjscs Ana furt6er
ne VII DO tkl1 adye tising on an ex enslge
soAie. aud tbs peopie Of eesttle "a ths Tea
foEy VIII seon lave . ehanee 70 pro urs n.
dgat KIDD q natter needed Tor ciFrnis.fos
plepared b. a f13a Of eeaffie. VIE lcenfed
here I'VE msnshs ssaace and m.kes sasaaers
Q. descriptive wFtlnB, having Cor twpniy years
advsrt'aed Mi.suuEi. Kansss Nsbuaka Texas
aed AlkanAas, and BE peopie eau rest sati- 40
Ne has doDe the feFxiIory 1ad be fu5ure asesf
city Z 5uSles. The aufsor . ~ o1kribs.s :
ls, 70 kna.ern t9arnail snd had leEsefa In
The Pes. ever The siaI stuFs q J.P.H. On
BE LerrItory aa1 fatare q eeaile. - raT
have boen roFptiy not ed
ESHkLnAS. LLEWKLLYH 90.
sEATTLR, Dee 10. 1887
am nov sitting oat the above 3 mnslet
and esn asy that t6e Eubiesx IL Ahiy ksasIei
~ mas vita tAe attiiiy and ezpsrieace far
susa votk, sne an ass Fsttirg ga rsoasalg
p4olteatitB for he aaths-. uha coufeua..trs
advsrtalg seattis aad ths fe-riao<7 % 4 f.r.e
se.is - paDphlsts. pspers. msps ste.
III O. ,. BAeLRY.
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nnnM

1o9N.
RoLxT-TB seatsls. Dec 10sh. % The vile q
EnsiIesr RossJ. atsughtes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-11

re nemhess aes sezsed tvo a
ssen asak. Ga tie hstHhlican site,
Ne. Cake b e ~ extfe@s tsfs sn6
~. eseeta = preniasst AZURE b ~
s1N Mr. Hs4isq hks tAe next d~sk "a
b Aimeelf, his eaileaSna hsi RFasi-
1n& KecmpaoB. Nax4 esmaa Mr.
Whlie an1 Mr. Gswsg. On ths psssk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-27

able, gave promise Of greater arlor by and
by As ! looked at the train which stood
waiting for us, strange, II have seen this
before sort Of feeling came over me. There
was nothing familiar in the name painted
on Che cars. hut nevertheless / felt GER
tain chat ] had ridden IN them before.
] looked closer. and there under the coat If
fresh paint. hh,tcrcd 10y the Florida sun, 1
read that familiar legend "New York and
Brooklyn Bridge" Could it Doe possible that
/ was going 90 take "a ride again iu the old
bridge caIs. and amid such surroundings
lt was with queer sensations that entered
the Won known doorway and seated myself
ou fhe cool came seats. ! smiled grimly 10
myself OBS J thou- DO how often / had shivered
ou Thorn on hide over the bridge Familiar
taHu-htAe cars were how strange was every
thing e..e. ln place Of the busy crowd Of
Sow Workers. intent only ON business was
Oboe motley crowd of idlers, Of black hackmcn
ml porters. and some few tourists and in
vaHis. The little low wooden depot was a
strange substitute foi tine big bridge station.
i'.fori % were the dirty, unpaved streets OF
Jar. nyile. AMI beyond them few spires
Wl r.nl, of cuisines, blocks But the train
wa- ready 90 start; the conductor yelled
"Al aboard That ot least was familiar, and
ne pulled away from the station
SLOW different everything is" thought l.
li1H Enthusiastically unreal 10 look out ON such
scenes from Brooklyn bridge car! How
strange 90 look out ou wild masses of semi
tropical vegetation ON broad stretches u
country without house or human being i'm
sight, or the .luerli.h river It's surface uu-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-27
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
MORE, MORE.

$119tle regular $50 grade We
Offering BLACK regular $40 grade COLORED MORE to
match all Of COlORED R1ADAMES 19cthe
quality COLORED RADAME $10he quality offered
al bargain at 81 2j
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-27


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with "eh. i.in"i'.S "o' U''' ,'..,'
CHAT COMMANDER was III Is''" '"'
returned t' A,S Ie5,'i''i'' ."A
i.i' l' '-' ''' i''',' nun
rope %" '''. ''''.'., ''.. ..','a.. ,,..'7
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ram ANA '''' ''''l '"i"P''I 49,
'i lhc 'l''n'' away l"'ln u''. . " ',' '' 'i'
h'l'e service ''''" N'N' -, ''.'' " '. 80, ''.
was '"N,n prisoner '''''' ''l
House lI'' f.,''' ''l, ,',,' ,'iI. VA
seventeen Nuns -. Nh
.''' i"''' '' Ui..i',..,'
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WIN lH' E'll''..i ON "'.'7 W. F'
Na' '','h TOD 'i' i'' '''''
i'' - ,,.,., f-.,.,, ,,.'. lot
'.'. Cd" 49,, f....'l,,-.i 49,,
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,.,f..'s.,I ~ .n.cYrefi,n I'm blarl, wall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-27
RTACK RHADA

BLACK RHADAME Soc Q, $1OS Sl19 S39 s41 and
goods BLACK SE'
arriving daily LEVY DAVIS,
i'm immen a 1919 Main street
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Land Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued
D to me from the Circuit Court for
Washington County, Tenn, 1887,
will on Saturday the 18Th dag of Au-
gust 1887, Offer for sale at the Court
House door in Jonesboro at public
cutlery, within legal hours, to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, claim and interests that
VIM. Gibson has in and to, his remain
del interest, after the expiration OF
the Homestead in a certain tract
of land situated in the 18th Civil Dis
trct of Washington County and
bounded by the lands OF Isaac Jack
son ON the east, on the North by Am
brose Gibson, on Southwest by Geo
Erwin to satisfy a Judgment tina
Haws & Epps obtained against sai(
VIM Gibson before L. H. Shipley
Esq. on the Sth day of Jan. 1887 fo
the sum of $63.5O and 1910 cost, to
cost Of spit, condemnation, advertise
gether with ment, notice and sale, un
less debt and all cost are sooner paid
This July 10Th 1887.
Gro w. Wu.LETT,
Sheriff
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

BENJAMIN BORING, ! In the Chancery
VS Court at Jones'
CARALINE BORING. boro Tennessee,
In this case it ? airing from the
allegations in complainant bill which
is sworn to that the defendant Cara
line Boring is a nonresident of the
state of Tennessee and a citizen of
Grayson County, State of Virginia, 1t
is therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made as required by law for
four successive weeks in the COMET
newspaper published at johnson
City, Washington County, Tennessee,
notifying said nonresident defendant
to appear before our said Chancery
Court at u court to be held at the
court house in Jonesboro on the
fourth Monday of November next and
make defense to said bill or the allie
cations there in will be taken for con-
fessed and this cause set for hearing
exparte as to her.
Witness A. B. Bowman Clerk &
Master of said Court at office this
July II, 1887.
A. B. BOWMAN, G & M.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-08-04

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued
ID to me from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County, Tenn. at its
April Term 1887, | will on Saturday
the 18Th day of august 1887, offer for
sale at public cutlery, at the Court
House door in Jonesboro, Tenn, with
in legal hours to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right, title,
claim and interest that John Jones
(Col.) has in and to one House and
lot situated in Johnson City in the
9th Civil District of Washington Co.,
bounded by Miller's Foundry on
Southwest, w. R. Lewis on North
west, by Ash street on Northeast, and
other lot OF defendant, said lot con-
tanning one-sixteenth of an acre. Ssid
property will be sold 10 satisfy a judg-
ment that G. S. Earnest obtained
against John Jones, (Col) before j.
W. Crumley, Esq, on the 23d day Of
Sept. 1SS6,for the sum Of two dollars
and ninety-six cents, and cost, together
with costs Of suit, condemnation, adver-
tisement notice and sale, unless debt
and all cost are sooner paid. This
July 18th 1887. GEO. W. WILLETT,
Sheriff
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-08-04

The Johnson City Amateurs, assist
ed by S. B. McElreth and little Ma
bel Paige, will appear for the last time
in the beautiful domestic drama, "a
Hard Struggle" in which little Mabel,
the wonderful child actress, only five
years old, has strong part. The
performance will conclude with the
comedy, "Rough Diamond" with S. B,
McElreth as cousin Joe. The pro-
ceeds of this entertainment, after ex-
penses are paid, will be placed in the
hands OF a committee and used to
defray the expenses OF temperance
lecturesr in this county. Tickets on
sale at j. F. Cramley & Cos,
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County Normal Institute.

The regular week Of the Institute
will open on Monday the Sth inst at
9 o'clock a. m
Prof. Charles Matson, of the Jones'
boro Graded School, will present the
subjects OF Arithmetic, History and
School government and D. L. Earnest,
OF Fullens, Tenn, those of Geography,
Language and Primary methods.
There will be practical discussions
on the philosophy of teaching, the
qualification of teachers and other
subjects during the session.
Teachers of the County will be ex-
pected to attend.
M, MEAD, Co. Supt.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

P. W. SIMMERMAN, I In the Chancery
Us. No. 391. Court at Jones'
O. F. SIMMERMAN. boro Tennessee.
In the case it appearing from the
allegations of the bill which is sworn
to that the defendants J. G. Hal brook,
Peter T. Simmerman, Lee Simmerman
and Mary Hunsaker are non-residents
OF the State OF Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made as required by
law for four successive weeks in the
COMET newspaper published at
Johnson City, Washington County,
Tennessee, notifying said non-resi-
dent defendants to appear before our
said Chancery Court at court to be
holden at the Court House in Jones'
boro on the fourth Monday of Noyem-
Der next and make defense to said bill
or the allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed and this cause set fol
hearing egparte as to them.
Witness A. B. Bowman, Clerk &
Master, at Office in Jonesboro,, Aug. Isl
1887. Alb. BOWMAN, G. & NJ,
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DY virtue of an order of sale issued to
ID meirom the Circuit Court of Wash
ington Co., Tenn at its April term
1887, | will on Saturday the 18TH day of
august 1887, offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Jonesboro, with
in legal hours, to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right, title,
claim and interest that T. M. Wells
has in, and to, his undivided interest
in certain tract or parcel of land stu
ated in the 9TH Civil District Of Wash
ington County, Tenn, adjoining the
lands of w. r. White and others and
known as part Of the property OF the
late Jas. A. Wells, Decd. containing
four acres more OF less. Said land
will be sold subject to said Wells.
Homestead rights therein, and to sat
isfy three (3) several judgments that
j. K P. Hall obtained against Z. M
Wells in said Court on the 25th day
Of April 1885 for the sum of $126,3e
each, together with all costs of SUIT
condemnation, advertisement notice
and sale. Unless said debt and all
costs are sooner paid. This July 18th
1887. GEO w. WILLETT,
Sheriff